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It’s been a while! There’s been a lot happening since I last blogged and I realised we’re yet to complete the current series on ableism. So here we are. If you’d like to catch up here’s the
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What is Internalised Ableism? If we’re going with the same definition I explained in my other blog. The best way to describe internalised ableism is those negative behaviours and attitudes we
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Recently I started a series all about ableism after I experienced a pretty awful situation. If you want to catch up – find out here what I mean by ableism first of all. Now, continuing this
I’ve always felt a bit weird about the word ableism. It feels a bit of a non-word. It hurts more than what it sounds like when said aloud. When I was younger I thought it was a politically charged
Travel has always been a **sitch** for me. I’ve definitely come a long way from when I was a teenager and petrified of travel. Now, I’m learning that it’s not a me problem – it’s the
Accessibility obviously means different things to everyone. But when I ask if somewhere is wheelchair accessible I mean, step-free for my powered wheelchair. There’s no way of bumping this up
Hello! It’s been a while… but I have good reason for this and I’m going to get straight into it. I’ve had lots of big things and changes in my life. They’re all very exciting but also
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Note: for this post I’m generalising gender but please note – I’m aware that there’s so much more to gender than how I’ve stereotypically described. For the sake of the post, stick wi
I’ve worked in social media now for around 7 years and for me, tone of voice is so important. What do I mean by this? Well, simply how I put myself across on social media, language I use,